Yeah, I remember Anthony Soto, wow, so we have a connection in this game down in Montgomery. I guess I'm not surprised, that's a good thing to know

The Aggies have embraced a good chunk of the transfer portal this off-season. Wondering how the team chemistry is with the new guys, especially with most of them vying for a starting/impact role.

I'm watching that Sac / Fresno game.

Nice to see Lan had a bidding war for him, in the end I think New England's situation is perfect for his skill set. What an opportunity.

Getting the feeling around the college football atmosphere, that some basic NIL laws and regulations are needed, I'm not sure what's in place.

I am glad to see Conklin go.

Realizing now that New England drafted TreVeyon Henderson with the 38th pick as well. So New England has spent their 'new player' currency on a blue chip bell cow in Henderson and Lan as a 3rd Down swing, pass route, special teams back as well. Not sure where the other 4 on the roster come out.

'Musket Fire' Article on Lan: Link
Fansided: Link
Idaho Statesman: Link

I like having a responsible QB battle here in Davis. Imagine being in the QB room in Cleveland later this summer?

It looks like EWU standout WR Efton Chism III is ALSO signing an UDFA contract with New England.

Former Montana WR Junior Bergen was drafted by San Francisco.
Former Montana DE Hayden Harris appears to have agreed to UDFA contract with Buffalo Bills

So that's 4 guys so far who've been drafted who played heavily in the Big Sky.

Raiders just drafted MSU "WR" Tommy Mellott and NDSU QB Cam Miller. Chip Kelly, former UNH OC, now Raiders OC likely was allowed to pick them both...create play packages.

Sac OG Jackson Slater went to Tennessee by the way, Rd. 5 Pick 31.

Love a list with no positions listed - that s a crazy one though

Great fit, and a great opportunity. Crab cakes for days!

Listening to a lot of the talking heads on the NIL subject, it's a bit like the wild west out there, NIL has no formal rules or structural apparatus to operate from...and now agents/players are pushing through the preconceptions with bold moves to maybe help form the inevitable framework for this whole NIL deal.

I think Adidas has been a great partner and will continue to be.